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Henner's beautiful
scratch-built Betsy Jane |
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Steve explains to Ann
why smoke is a good thing |
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Dwight's #21 really
came together with a coat of paint |
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This is where the
hobby seems to be heading - It's good dirty fun! |
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This loco is 4-3/4"
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As my eyesight
"matures" this makes more sense |
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Rob checks the fire |
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Another look at
Dwight's #21 |
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Tom's log cars with
freshly cut timber are always available |
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A Bing engine from
around 1915 |
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The paint appears to
be original and is in excellent condition |
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Craig lights the
burner in his shay |
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Jim's readies his
Great Northern S-2 |
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Four Pannier Tanks
being readied |
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Where there's smoke
there's fire |
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Steve's coal
conversion of a Roundhouse boiler is looking very nice |
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Ann may be well on
her way to joining the coal fraternity |
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Kevin is already
hooked - check the ashpan glow |
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Tom and Gary chat at
trackside |
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More proof that not
all live steamers where born before man first walked on
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